Why is Estimated Potential Patient Impact shown as a number?

    Short Answer

    Estimated Potential Patient Impact is shown as a number because BDOI® uses the same underlying contribution calculation represented by the BDOI Humanity Score™ to communicate the donor's cumulative potential humanitarian impact.

    Detailed Explanation

    The BDOI Humanity Score™ provides a measurable way to recognize a donor's contribution.

    The same cumulative value can be presented from two perspectives:

    Recognition perspective

    ❤️ BDOI Humanity Score™: 318

    Impact perspective

    🏥 Estimated Potential Patient Impact: 318

    This allows the donor to see both the achievement and the potential humanitarian significance of that achievement.

    The number should still be understood as an estimate based on BDOI®'s methodology, rather than a confirmed count of individual patients treated.

    Key Points

    • The two figures use the same underlying contribution value.
    • BDOI Humanity Score™ focuses on recognition.
    • Estimated Potential Patient Impact focuses on potential humanitarian meaning.
    • The number does not identify actual patients.
    • It does not guarantee a clinical outcome.

    ❤️ Motivation

    One number. Two meanings: your achievement—and the potential impact behind it.

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